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  • Deliv fires salvo in same-day delivery war

    UberRush is not the only online delivery provider looking to expand its reach.

  • 'Disneyland of supermarkets' to open another N.Y. store

    Popular Northeast grocer Stew Leonard's is planning to open a 70,000-sq.-ft. store in Long Island this year.

    Construction on the new store will start this summer with an anticipated opening date of mid-2017, the company said. Earlier this month, Stew Leonard’s opened its first Long Island store in Farmingdale’s Airport Plaza on Route 110.

    The family-owned and operated grocery chain was founded as a dairy store in 1969 in Norwalk, Conn.

  • Report: Kroger asks alcohol producers to pay for shelf space

    Kroger is changing the way it organizes beer, wine and liquor on its store shelves by asking a private distributor to charge alcohol companies for placement, according to a report from Time magazine. (Time)

  • Convenience stores keep advancing

    Despite plummeting fuel prices, the ranks of convenience stores swelled to a record level last year.

    The U.S. convenience store count increased to 154,195 stores as of Dec. 31, a 0.9% increase (1,401 stores) from the year prior, according to the 2016 NACS/Nielsen Convenience Industry Store Count.

  • Tech Guest Viewpoint: Cash Recyclers are a Game-Changer

    When one looks at the hot topics in retail today, no shortage of economists, journalists, industry thought-leaders and technology pundits are talking about the future of payments. One topic that many aren’t really discussing is managing large volumes of cash receivables.

  • Cash Recyclers are a Game-Changer

    When one looks at the hot topics in retail today, no shortage of economists, journalists, industry thought-leaders and technology pundits are talking about the future of payments. One topic that many aren’t really discussing is managing large volumes of cash receivables.
     

  • X Team International expands into San Antonio with new partner

    San Antonio, Texas -- X Team International, an international alliance of retail real estate advisors with expertise in more than 45 major markets throughout the U.S. and Canada, announced that it has welcomed San Antonio-based REATA Real Estate as its newest partner.

  • Main Street Movies 5 to invest $3 million in full-scale renovation

    Newark, Del. -- Atlantic Realty Companies announced Main Street Movies 5 has signed an 18,000 sq. ft. lease at Newark Shopping Center in Newark, Delaware.

    Main Street will invest $3 million in a full-scale renovation of the existing theater space and expand into the adjacent space. Construction is set to begin in February with a grand opening in August.

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